No, he only hates the goverment (which don’t exist so it safe), not the people. Well, he actually hate the people too, but they do not treat communist as people, not in the 1920 and not today.
If Ukraine is any indication, there seems to be a serious push to associate USSR with Russia specifically - Soviet Ukraine is treated as being occupied and essentialy collaborationist. With that in mind, I am not sure Duda or any of his draw any distinction between treating communists as non-human (which is fucked up by itself) and treating Russians as non-human (gee, where’d we heard that one before).
In Poland it is even greater, here communist = russian. Being communist is basically the same as being russian spy - which is incredibly annoying to say the least. Ofc it is intertwined with the stories of soviet=russian “empire” and with supposedly rampant racism, oppresion of minorities and antisemitism in USSR.
Seriously just a Land of Mordor, where the Shadows lie.
Wewlad. But somehow that isn’t racism as far as “international community” is concerned.
No, he only hates the goverment (which don’t exist so it safe), not the people. Well, he actually hate the people too, but they do not treat communist as people, not in the 1920 and not today.
If Ukraine is any indication, there seems to be a serious push to associate USSR with Russia specifically - Soviet Ukraine is treated as being occupied and essentialy collaborationist. With that in mind, I am not sure Duda or any of his draw any distinction between treating communists as non-human (which is fucked up by itself) and treating Russians as non-human (gee, where’d we heard that one before).
In Poland it is even greater, here communist = russian. Being communist is basically the same as being russian spy - which is incredibly annoying to say the least. Ofc it is intertwined with the stories of soviet=russian “empire” and with supposedly rampant racism, oppresion of minorities and antisemitism in USSR.
Seriously just a Land of Mordor, where the Shadows lie.